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Decameró
- Carnevali, Comadira, Cunillé, Dimitriadis, El Hachmi, Luri, Marín-Dòmine, Morales, Novarina, Perejaume
- Sala Petita
- 1/10/2020 al 25/10/2020
An inaugural show that, in the spirit of the Decameron, brings together 10 unique voices with an eye on the new horizons that we are just now beginning to glimpse
Fifty years have passed since Pier Paolo Pasolini shot Il Decameron, a film inspired by Boccaccio's novel and its mostly erotic tales that, over 10 days, are told by 10 young people who have withdrawn to the countryside to escape the bubonic plague devastating Florence.
The Florentine's masterpiece ranged from tales from classical antiquity to medieval popular fabliaux, and with his humanistic sensibility stood as a bridge between the Middle Ages and European modernity. In his 1970 film, in contrast, Pasolini made Neapolitan life the real protagonist, endeavouring to portray one of the few sociological realities that still resisted being absorbed by the new global consumer culture.
The inaugural show of the new 2020/21 season brings together 10 unique voices in the Decameronian spirit, which took refuge from the most devastating turbulence to avoid being carried off by a disconcerting present. Perhaps, in its plurality, we will be able to find some points of clarity to help us confront the new horizons we are just beginning to glimpse.
Fantasmes de la nit (Un nocturn), by Narcís Comadira. Direction Marta Angelat. With Víctor Pi
Poesia per l’Zlatan (Manifest per un nou teatre), by Davide Carnevali. Traduction Albert Arribas. Direction Ferran Dordal Lalueza. With Melcior Casal
La llum del futur no deixa ni per un instant de ferir-nos, by Marta Marín-Dòmine. Direction Yvette Vigatà. With Carol Muakuku
Tàntal, by Dimitris Dimitriadis. Traduction Joan Casas. Direction Albert Arribas. With Sàskia Giró
Fam, by Najat El Hachmi. Direction Ester Nadal. With Adriana Fuertes
Saliva legal, of Cristina Morales. Direction Neus Suñé. With Desirée Cascales Xalma
L’arboricultor, by Perejaume. Direction Mia Parcerisa. With Paula Blanco
L’esperança cega, by Gregorio Luri. Direction Glòria Balañà Altimira. With Pepo Blasco
Una visita al Museu Criminològic, by Lluïsa Cunillé. Direction Imma Colomer. With Lina Lambert
L’ull de la matèria, by Valère Novarina. Traduction Albert Arribas. Direction with Xavier Albertí. With Oriol Genís
Fifty years have passed since Pier Paolo Pasolini shot Il Decameron, a film inspired by Boccaccio's novel and its mostly erotic tales that, over 10 days, are told by 10 young people who have withdrawn to the countryside to escape the bubonic plague devastating Florence.
The Florentine's masterpiece ranged from tales from classical antiquity to medieval popular fabliaux, and with his humanistic sensibility stood as a bridge between the Middle Ages and European modernity. In his 1970 film, in contrast, Pasolini made Neapolitan life the real protagonist, endeavouring to portray one of the few sociological realities that still resisted being absorbed by the new global consumer culture.
The inaugural show of the new 2020/21 season brings together 10 unique voices in the Decameronian spirit, which took refuge from the most devastating turbulence to avoid being carried off by a disconcerting present. Perhaps, in its plurality, we will be able to find some points of clarity to help us confront the new horizons we are just beginning to glimpse.
Fantasmes de la nit (Un nocturn), by Narcís Comadira. Direction Marta Angelat. With Víctor Pi
Poesia per l’Zlatan (Manifest per un nou teatre), by Davide Carnevali. Traduction Albert Arribas. Direction Ferran Dordal Lalueza. With Melcior Casal
La llum del futur no deixa ni per un instant de ferir-nos, by Marta Marín-Dòmine. Direction Yvette Vigatà. With Carol Muakuku
Tàntal, by Dimitris Dimitriadis. Traduction Joan Casas. Direction Albert Arribas. With Sàskia Giró
Fam, by Najat El Hachmi. Direction Ester Nadal. With Adriana Fuertes
Saliva legal, of Cristina Morales. Direction Neus Suñé. With Desirée Cascales Xalma
L’arboricultor, by Perejaume. Direction Mia Parcerisa. With Paula Blanco
L’esperança cega, by Gregorio Luri. Direction Glòria Balañà Altimira. With Pepo Blasco
Una visita al Museu Criminològic, by Lluïsa Cunillé. Direction Imma Colomer. With Lina Lambert
L’ull de la matèria, by Valère Novarina. Traduction Albert Arribas. Direction with Xavier Albertí. With Oriol Genís
- Show included in the season tickets.
- Book for 3 € with the text of Justícia, by Guillem Clua, for sale in the lobby while the show is on the poster.
- This play in included in the project Club de lectura "Llegir el teatre" (reading theatre clubs) of TNC/Biblioteques públiques de Catalunya.
Production team
- Author
- Carnevali, Comadira, Cunillé, Dimitriadis, El Hachmi, Luri, Marín-Dòmine, Morales, Novarina, Perejaume
- Cast
- Paula Blanco, Pepo Blasco, Melcior Casals, Desirée Cascales, Adriana Fuertes, Oriol Genís, Sàskia Giró, Lina Lambert, Carol Muakuku and Víctor Pi
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